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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 4.04 Realign Imperial Ct Imperial Freeholds AGENDA STATEMENT CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: May 28, 1985 SUBJECT: Request by Imperial Freeholds California Inc . for an Endorsement of the Imperial Court Realignment EXHIBITS ATTACHED: Exhibit A - Draft Resolution supporting Imperial Court realignment Background Attachment 1 ) Letter from applicant dated 5/17/85 2 ) Schematic site plan showing proposed street realignment RECOMMENDATION: - Adopt Resolution supporting street realignment FINANCIAL STATEMENT: The applicant indicated at the May 13 , 1985 City Council meeting that if Imperial Court could be realigned across from Sierra Court he would have no problem paying a $69, 000 contribution towards traffic signals at the Dublin Boulevard/Sierra Court intersection. If this contribution is not paid for by the applicant, the City with contributions from DSRSD and other applicants will have to assume this cost. DESCRIPTION: On May 13 , 1985 the City Council considered P A 84-049 Imperial Freeholds request for an extension to parcel Map 3582 which is located on the south side of Dublin Boulevard immediately west of Valley High School and Dublin Sports Grounds . Condition No. 42 requires that: "The applicant shall make a good faith effort to acquire access out onto Dublin Boulevard at Sierra Court so that the entrance to Imperial Court can be moved to this location. The good faith effort shall include, but not limited to, reaching an agreement on the land transfer with DSRSD and filing an application with the Federal Government to approve said transfer. A letter from the DSRSD Board of Directors stating it does not want to proceed with a land transfer will also constitute a good faith effort. " The City Council continued the item until the September 23 , 1985, City Council meeting to allow the applicant to pursue the access out onto Dublin Boulevard at Sierra Court. The applicant is presently negotiating an exchange of property with DSRSD so that Imperial Court can be realigned through the Dublin Sports Grounds . As part of those negotiations, and to assure the U. S. Department of Interior that the exchange of property will benefit the general public , the applicant is requesting that the City Council formally endorse the street realignment. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ITEM NO!. COPIES TO: Applicant City Engineer D.S.R .S .D. The street realignment will avoid the need of having another intersection in close proximity to the Dublin Boulevard/Sierra Court intersection which will be signalized in the near future . Further, the proposed street realignment will improve circulation and access to the Dublin Sports Grounds by creating a four-way, signalized intersection. Staff recommends the City Council adopt the attached Resolution 'which supports the proposed , realignment of Imperial Court as schematically indicated on Background Attachment 2 . -2- RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN ------------------------------------------------------------------ SUPPORTING THE REALIGNMENT OF IMPERIAL COURT ACROSS FROM SIERRA COURT, IMPERIAL FREEHOLDS CALIFORNIA INC. PARCEL MAP 3582 WHEREAS, Alameda County approved Imperial Freeholds California Inc . Parcel Map 3582 on February 23, 1982 ; and WHEREAS, said approval provided for Imperial Court to be located directly east of Alamo Canal on the south side of Dublin Boulevard; and WHEREAS, on May 13 , 1985, the City Council heard an appeal of PA 84-049 Imperial Freeholds California, Inc . application for parcel map 3582 extension; and WHEREAS, a condition required the applicant to make a good faith effort to realign Imperial Court across from Sierra Court; and WHEREAS, the City Council continued the hearing until September 23 , 1985, to allow the applicant to pursue access out onto Dublin Boulevard at Sierra Court; and WHEREAS, on May 17 , 1985 Tony Long, representing Imperial Freeholds California Inc . , requested that the City Council endorse the realignment of Imperial Court across from Sierra Court; and WHEREAS, the City Council did consider said request at a regularly scheduled meeting on' May 28, 1985 . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE Dublin City Council does hereby find that: 1) The Development of Imperial Court across from Sierra Court will avoid the need of having another intersection in close proximity to the Dublin Boulevard/Sierra Court intersection; 2 ) The realignment of Imperial Court across from Sierra Court will improve traffic circulation for the general public and to the Dublin Sports Grounds ; and 3 ) The realignment of Imperial Court across from Sierra Court will help reduce traffic accidents for motorists and pedestrians as the overall circulation system in this area will be improved. DP 83-20 , } BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Dublin City Council does hereby support the realignment of Imperial Court across from Sierra Court. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 28th day of May, 1985 . AYES : NOES: ABSENT: Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk DP 83-20 RECEIYED 0 11985 IMPERIAL FREEHOLDS DUBLIN PLANNING CALIFORNIA INC. 5776 STONERIDGE MALL ROAD,SUITE 100, PLEASANTON.CALIFORNIA 94566 0 TELEPHONE:(415)484.1300 May 17, 1985 DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL c/o Dublin Planning Department 6500 Dublin Boulevard Dublin, CA 94568 Attn: Mr. Thomas DeLuca Dear Council Members: I have enclosed for your review plans showing the proposed realignment of the street serving our ten-acre office site to the Sierra Way/Dublin Boulevard intersection. As you are aware, we have had ongoing discussions with DSRSD to exchange an equal area of land to allow our office site to be served by the new traffic signal being installed at this intersection. DSRSD requires approval frcan the U.S. Department of Interior prior to entering into an exchange for any portion of the Dublin Sports Field. Based on my discussions with both DSRSD and the Department of Interior, the U. S. Government needs to be assured that any such exchange would be of direct-benefit to the general public. We believe strongly that having a traffic signal to control the ingress and egress onto our site not only maximizes the safety and efficiency of traffic for all motorists leaving and entering the property, but also permits the development of a superior project for the City of Dublin. In this regard, I respectfully request that you support the proposed realignment of the street, and communicate those sentiments to DSRSD. Your endorsement of the street realignnent will have a significantly positive effect on the Department of Interior in. their consideration of any land exchange request by DSRSD. Thank you for your cooperation. Very sincerely yours, IMP IDS FO Anthony H. g Branch Manager AHL:nc Enclosure cc: Graeme A. G. Stamp Paul J. Ryan NT A,, Aw fln - Eria A MEMBER OF THE IMPERIAL GROUP OF COMPANIES Item 4.4 Exhibit Missing Background Attachment Number Two Schematic Site Plan Showing Proposed Street Realignment